Lizzie Reumont – Compassionate Inquiry

Author name: Lizzie Reumont

For over three decades my work Has been with people in fostering connection. This initially began as a career in communications and design, but in coming to accept long-term auto-immune disease, my attention increasingly turned towards yoga, which eventually dismantled how I understood myself. Over time I grew into the role of teacher and therapist. The title I give my work is somatic therapy, and my tools come from many years as a yoga practitioner and teacher, bodyworker (Rolfing, Rolf Movement, Craniosacral Therapist) and coach. My entrance to working with the psyche has been via the body, with Compassionate Inquiry and IFS enhancing the language of connection. While I draw from a variety of modalities, my work is integrated and aligned to meet you where you are. My interest is in creating a space for wholeness that exists within everyone, with a special interest in chronic illness, auto-immune disease, cancer, adolescence, neurodiversity and disordered eating. http://www.freeliz.com

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In the belly of the beast: grounding into a body saying ‘No’

By Lizzie Reumont • 4 minutes of reading

By Lizzie Reumont ‘When the Body Says No’ is a CI Focus Group that explores the nature of disease in relation to mental/emotional health; the path to healing, and what the word, ‘healing’ means in the context of Compassionate Inquiry. When chronic illness is present and the body says ‘No’

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Author name: Lizzie Reumont

In the belly of the beast: grounding into a body saying ‘No’

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